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Donald Trump’s request to stop counting of votes rejected

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 6, 2020
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WASHINGTON: A local court in the US state of Georgia has declared the Donald Trump team’s lawsuit against the vote count inadmissible.

The Republican Party called on the court to suspend the postal ballot, declaring it illegal. The petition contends that many postal ballots are uncertified. The court dismissed the petition in the preliminary hearing.

Republican nominee Donald Trump has called for a halt to the vote count in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Petitions filed in the court have stated that Donald Trump’s team does not have adequate access during the counting of votes.

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has accused the United States of rigging the election, saying “for the first time in history, there are major irregularities.”

Trump said the election was rigged with connivance. Counting the legal votes, I have achieved a historic victory. “We have evidence of electoral fraud,” he said. Democrats are spending millions of dollars against us to win, he maintained.

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